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‘Dead Company’ marks a powerful new chapter for the duo, who last released an album in 2023. Following a period away from the spotlight, Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher entered the studio in 2025 with no deadline, no distractions and a simple ambition: to see what was possible with two people, 12 notes and infinite outcomes. Self-produced – or more “anti-produced” – by Royal Blood, they set out to make an album as raw, human and visceral as possible. ‘Dead Company’ strips everything back to its core. Immediate and uncompromising, it captures Royal Blood at their most powerful.
‘Dead Company’ marks a powerful new chapter for the duo, who last released an album in 2023. Following a period away from the spotlight, Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher entered the studio in 2025 with no deadline, no distractions and a simple ambition: to see what was possible with two people, 12 notes and infinite outcomes. Self-produced – or more “anti-produced” – by Royal Blood, they set out to make an album as raw, human and visceral as possible. ‘Dead Company’ strips everything back to its core. Immediate and uncompromising, it captures Royal Blood at their most powerful.